Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

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f Q A VVe Recall The Dreams VVe Shared, And Through The Friendships VVe Made, We Sought To Make These Dreams Come True. 55A R T?

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Staiers and Scholars Honored ,. gg , lr 'six Z2 35 i an bl N! f' 1 I , -5 SXAPX . 'flxt ' l f' ff 477 fl an ,177 4, f -'T it W l an: i 5 . r :Wig ' f I 8 - Activities Ernie Bauer and Paul Harris represented CHS at Boys' State in Conway this past summer. Hearing a speech by David Pryor was a highlight of the week-long training session in how local and state governments work. Kathy Andrews, Tammy Campbell, and Sandra Scarlett were chosen by a taculty com- mittee in the spring of '78 to attend Girls' State. In a week of activities at Ouachita Baptist Uni- versity, the girls set up a model government patterned after the state of Arkansas. Watty Strickland, Robert Math- eney, and Mark West were the three Georgia-Pacific scholar- ships awarded to Crossett sen- iors. The winners were announced by Superintendent Hugh Willis in a special assem- bly. Mark is putting his scholarship to use at Louisiana Tech, while Robert is at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, and Watty is at Ouachita Baptist Uni- versity.